Clojure is a dynamic programming language that targets the Java Virtual Machine (and the CLR).
The user contributions library, clojure.contrib, is a collection of namespaces each of which implements features that we believe may be useful to a large part of the clojure community.
We need your help to make ClojureDocs a great community resource. Here are a couple of ways you can contribute.
Our UserVoice Forum allows you to give feedback publicly ('Go to our Feedback Forum') or privately ('Need help? Contact ClojureDocs').
We also have a Google Group for announcements and discussions.
Sharing your knowledge with fellow Clojurists is easy:
First, take a look at the examples style guide, and then add an example for your favorite var (or pick one from the list).
In addition to examples, you also have the ability to add 'see also' references between vars.
ClojureDocs provides a simple API for you to use to develop applications and tools that integrate with the ClojureDocs backend:
We'll make every effort to keep these services up and bug-free, but no promises. If you'd like to take a look under the hood, ClojureDocs is split up across three repos: The site, the analyzer, and the api.
If you've got an itch to scratch then open up an issue, or fork away and send us a pull request.
